Remember David Broder
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Remembering David Broder, "Dean" of Washington Press Corp and longtime WW panelist.
David Broder was the "Dean" of the Washington Press Corp, and a fixture on Washington Week for decades. But the stories he relished the most featured the voices outside of Washington and the issues that mattered most to Americans. He also offered keen insight into the workings and the political dynamics at both ends of Pennsylvania Avenue. Here, David Broder on Washington Week over the years.
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Major funding for “Washington Week with The Atlantic” is provided by Consumer Cellular, Otsuka, Kaiser Permanente, the Yuen Foundation, and the Corporation for Public Broadcasting.
Remember David Broder
Special | 15m 27s
David Broder was the "Dean" of the Washington Press Corp, and a fixture on Washington Week for decades. But the stories he relished the most featured the voices outside of Washington and the issues that mattered most to Americans. He also offered keen insight into the workings and the political dynamics at both ends of Pennsylvania Avenue. Here, David Broder on Washington Week over the years.
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